Web Design Trends For 2017

What will be the most important web design trends for 2017? Are there any new business or staying old? Probably a bit of both. Some things-material design- persist and other things-focus on originality-will come to the fore. However, it is certain that when you take your brand’s image seriously and stay competitive, you will not get away with a standard theme.

Focus on Originality and Own Image:

Flat design and the rise of material design make more emphasis on a good user experience. That’s very nice, but it makes sure sites look more and more consistent. Originality and banning stock-images make you distinctive. For example, websites that have an original way of navigating and the use of their own image brings the user closer to the brand.

Magazine Style:

This trend continues on the previous point. Due to the focus on user experience, there is a danger that sites are increasingly similar. To be unique, we borrow playful elements of fashion magazines like accents, image overlap and more attention to bold typography. This will break your standards-like the straight lines of the flat design-without submitting to experience.

Less Menu Items:

Each website only has a few (often solution-oriented) items that are really important to the user. It is therefore very useful for conversion-increasing – so you can focus on these items in the main menu rather than just expanding it. It is not necessary to list all your services as an item in the main menu. However, the most important items are unique to each site. In order to make your choice of menu, an investigation of your target group is always required.

Color Use:

Again, inspired by fashion magazines we will see many fashion-sensitive colors in 2017. In order to draw the user’s attention to the important issues, the quiet “pantone colors” will be alternated with hard-wearing variants.

More use of “cards” in grids:

This trend has been coming for a while and inspired by Google’s material design and the user interface of social networks such as Facebook and Pinterest. Due to the ever-shorter voltage curve of Internet users, we expect this trend to continue in 2017. Certainly, because it seamlessly joins the mobile first design and the importance of a good mobile experience.

In short, a “card” user interface ensures that you can offer a large amount of content in a user-friendly manner. The cards ensure that the user can quickly see if the content is interesting to him (or not).

Conclusion:

The above design trends promise to make 2017 an exciting year. Very enthusiastic about the increasing importance of originality on user experience and conversion.

Then over standard theme sites. Honestly, honestly, these sites sometimes look okay. However, know that such design has never been completely designed for your own target audience, and there are probably twelve others working with the same design. The user really does this and this also raises your brand! So be unique, use the above trends as inspiration, and dare to allow renewal. Contact us for custom website design and Development. We are leading website designing company in Los Angeles.